Sal trains most MS Office packages. Her real love is in transferring knowledge by making her training sessions fun and more impactful. She is Happy’s Outlook Champion and ensures Outlook courses and training material are updated regularly with new features. Sal has been at Happy for over three years.
I want to show you three mind-blowing MS Teams Meeting tips that are now an unconscious standard practice in my working day. It has helped me work in a better way when I use MS Teams to host meetings/training sessions, let’s hope it helps you work better too.
Do you need to compare information in different lists? For example, you may need to find out which values exist in two lists and highlight differences. There are several ways to compare two sheets or even workbooks in Excel. You can use functions like EXACT, IF, Lookup or Conditional Formatting to compare lists of data. In this blog, Happy's trainers Sal and Ebe will use Conditional Formatting to highlight values in one list that do not appear in another list.
File sharing is an essential part of any modern, digital workplace, allowing people to work together on projects big or small from wherever they are. This blog by our expert trainer Sal will introduce and explain the important features in Office 365 that make file sharing simple and effective. Learn how to share files with confidence to help your workplace thrive.
What do you do if you want to Lookup multiple criteria that returns all match results, not just the first match? Then the new Excel Dynamic Array FILTER formula will come to the rescue. It will take you to the future!
Breakout rooms in Microsoft Teams enable you to create virtual rooms of smaller groups, such as putting people into pairs or groups of four, so it allows everybody to have a say. If you have a large number of participants, this makes it easier to have open discussions, brainstorm, exchange meaningful ideas and work collaboratively. You can use chat and people can be moved to different rooms during meetings. If enabled participants can use the whiteboard and screen share within a given room. In this blog, Happy's trainers Sal and Ebe explain how to create break out rooms in MS Teams to make your meetings truly interactive.
One of the great features in Outlook now is that you can automatically set up Teams meeting. With a click of a button, Outlook will create a calendar invite with a link for people to join using Teams — saving lots of time! With many of us now working from home permanently, you can change Outlook to default to online meetings, saving you even more time. In this week's blog by our expert trainers Sal and Ebe, find out how to do it.
Focus on what matters by using the new @Mentions feature in Microsoft Outlook.